IHE 07-24-2026 DNU

For decades, the Office for Civil Rights investigated whether educational institutions’ policies disparately impacted minority groups in discriminatory ways. Not anymore.

Alan Garber talked about the university’s legal fight with the federal government—and its implications for higher ed and the nation—in an interview at an event in D.C. Thursday.

In its new strategy for science and research, the administration stopped short of jettisoning higher ed’s role in America’s scientific enterprise. What it all means remains to be seen.

Michigan’s apprenticeship-credit initiative helps working adults apply job training toward an associate degree and future education.

I offer four considerations to help navigate the year ahead.

By Cameron C. Beatty

They come and go, waxing and waning as regularly as pedagogical trends, but they can have significant impacts, writes Zachary Michael Jack.

By Zachary Michael Jack

You can pry my em dashes from my cold, dead hands.

By Matt Reed